NEW RELEASES

Old and new mud coat the hide of an African Elephant letting small patches of the grey skin show through.

Fading sunset light shines across the rugged Drakensberg Escarpment in the Mnweni area under dark, dramatic skies. The rugged beauty of the Drakensberg is so beautifully accentuated during low levels of fading light.

Moody, misty conditions engulf the dramatic landscape over which the Tugela Falls flows. A massive cloud inversion sits well below the escarpment edge, creating a sense of being on top of the world.

A beautiful sunset plays out across the dramatic Drakensberg Escarpment. The Madonna and her Worshippers are pictured on the left, with the Mnweni Pinnacles in the far distance and Mponjwane catching the final light of day.

Incredible sunrise light illuminates heavy mist shrouding the Drakensberg landscape. I have never seen such intense natural colour in my life. The Devils Tooth and Eastern Buttress struggle to climb above the heavy mist.

A small gap in a heavy cloud inversion opens up allowing a small glimpse of the world below to show through. The valley below is of the Royal Natal National Park catching light from the setting sun.

Heavy wind whips across the Drakensberg Escarpment blowing tall grass in the direction of the Devils Tooth and Eastern Buttress. Late afternoon sunlight accentuates the beautiful golden colour of the grass.

Dramatic spires stand tall as the sun struggles to penetrate hazy skies behind, creating a beautiful wash of gold. The valley below catches this beautiful morning light.

Heavy misty conditions covered most of the landscape this day, letting only small glimpses of the Tugela Falls come through. As the setting sun was battling to penetrate the mist, an ethereal glow developed for a short period of time. Drakensberg Escarpment, South Africa